Sunday, January 3, 2010

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Reg Board


'Reg Board, Excelsior Manxmam 250cc 1935,

Reg raced this bike in the Manx GP IOM 1934-5-6'

Our friend across the pond sent us these great pics. Thanks Rowan.

Saturday, January 2, 2010

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Triumph Rider Controls


Wes got me the Triumph Workshop Instruction Manual for 1945 to 1955. It has already helped me out greatly.

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The flyin' pan


No photoshop ladies and gentlemen, just unadulterated air.

Friday, January 1, 2010

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Why don't more riders wear ties?

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It's New Years..Hope for the best for you in 2010

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Hi everyone,
What a year it was!  Yes, I started this blog on Jan 10, 2009.  No followers...but loads of thoughts, ideas, and my camera.

You all know I love motorcycles, writing, and riding.  Now it's photography that is catching my attention.

It was recently brought to my attention the new decade won't start till next year... so I guess my actions in 2010 will be practice for the new decade....

So here it is folks, for you,
I wish for you health better than last year, wealth enough to keep your smile on and the wolves away, but most of all, I wish all of you know and have the best of any love out there....

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HOGWASH Review


HOGWASH Review

No, HOGWASH is not some expensive Corinthian Leather scented soap to clean your bike with. HOGWASH is a book by the multi-talented, “Only Wanna Do What’s Right”, Bryan Duncan. It is also beautifully illustrated by David Eden. Obviously, Bryan now suffers from Midlife Motorcycle Madness, and has decided to write a light hearted book about his experiences and gleanings. In HOGWASH, Bryan takes a humorous look at the biker scene. It is a short 95 page, easy to read book that anyone who has ridden on two wheels should read and leave out on the coffee table, (just move those motorcycle parts over a little).

Bryan leaves no sacred stone unturned and pokes fun at all aspects of biker life and motorcycle riding in general. Subjects touched upon include; “Stuff You Won’t Find at the Harley Dealer”, “Signs Yer Too Fat for a FATBOY”, and “Why Bikers Have Tattoos”. All the short quips will keep you chuckling through the whole book.

He goes on to discus subjects like, “How to Recognize a Biker Church” and “How a Biker Makes Sense of the Bible”. Bryan touches on the humorous side of religion with no preaching, just food for thought. Jesus rides a Road King? Laughter truly is good medicine for the heart.

From the back cover of the book:


ONE BIKER’S SARCASTIC OBSERVATIONS OF MOTORCYCLE MADNESS


What happens when you buy this book!:


• It’ll improve your looks
• You’ll feel younger
• Chicks will dig you
• Yer personality will blossom
• You’ll become more prosperous
• Hair will grow on yer bald spots


With promises like that how could you refuse to read it? I can vouch that my looks have already improved since reading it! (A smile truly will increase your face value). Next, I need to get one of Jack Riepe's Twisted Roads Tees.


HOGWASH is a very funny and entertaining book. Moose’s (David Eden’s) illustrations are all real cute and entertaining in there own right. Bryan Duncan’s HOGWASH is like chicken soup for the bikers’ soul. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it and everyone who rides can relate to the humor. HOGWASH is a great book and it will last for many smiles.

Torch gives Bryan Duncan’s HOGWASH an M.M.M Rating of 10 on a scale of 1-10. So, “Have Yourself Committed” and order your copy of HOGWASH today and remember, “Ride Smilin’… It Makes People Nervous”.


Ride on,
Torch
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Happy New Year from the Wing Nuts